New collaborations of SECreTour with the network of the Grands Sites de France

Collaboration agreement has started between the SECreTour project and the Grands Sites de France network, in April 2025

Posted on: 24 April 2025

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The SECreTour Network is growing!

Created in November 2000, the Grands Sites de France network is a French association under the law of 1901, which brings together local organisations responsible for the stewardship of the Grands Sites.

The network is a very lively centre where people share their experiences and know-how for the sites. It brings together the sites that have already been awarded the “Grand Site de France” label and those which are less advanced and that are still in the study or remediation stages.

What the sites have in common is that they are all looking for innovative functions that allow quality welcome while respecting the spirit of the sites combined with the generation of positive impact on surrounding local economy.

The network also takes part in national and international reflection on the future of these areas of outstanding natural beauty and heritage site, facing their long-term conservation within the context of growing pressure from tourism.

You can find out more about the Grands Sites de France network oline:

https://www.grandsitedefrance.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/r-seau-des-grands-sites-de-france/posts/?feedView=all

https://www.instagram.com/reseaugrandssitesdefrance/

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